Money Market Gains Ease in Clearing House Trading
The money market showed an easier tone with Clearing House borrowing rates at 2 percent. General time loans ranged 4 percent, call loans 3 to 4 percent, and New York funds discounted at 8 cents to par. Exchanges at Chicago and New York shifted, Treasury actions freed nearly 16 million to take up bonds, and Atchison news dominated stock activity with President Strong resigning and Allen Manuel named successor amid mixed reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosroy
Wedarslay
Clearing House
New York
Sub-Treasury
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Telegraph
New Orlean
Commercial
Bank
Charleston
Savannah
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Bank of England
Atchison
Strong
The
Allen Manuel
St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Road
Kansas
Atlantic & Pacific
Sonora
Texas
California
Manvel
Iie
Boston
Doctor Magoun
Atchison Road
McMuullin
Strone
Manuel
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Union Wacilie
Chicago & Wes Michigan
Flint & Pere Maria
Market swings on railroad shares and wheat futures slide
At the New York Stock Exchange on a volatile session, Jersey Central led gains with strong activity alongside Lackawanna and Northern Pacifics, while Cotton Oil fell 1 percent. Treasuries boosted by 84 million bonds news. railroad bonds steady as market closed firmer but cautious. Wheat futures surged then cooled, with Chicago and New York closing mixed amid heavy exports and domestic consumption signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific
Lackawanna
Jersey Central
Oregon
St. Louis
Treasury
Hocking Valley
Mobile & Ohio
Norfolk & Western
Clinch Valley
Peoria
Decatur
New York Money Markets and Rail Stocks Mixed Movements
Money on call easy at 3 4 2 with last loan at 3. Sterling steady with 60 day bills near 4.83 and demand around 4.86. Government bonds dull, railroad bonds steady. Market rose after noon led by Northern Pacific, Lackawanna, St Paul, and others with Northern Pacifics peaking around 133 8. C C C St Louis slid from 76% to 74% then recovered to 75%. Other stocks barely rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Kar
Sterling Exchange
Lackawanna
St. Paul
C. & St. Louis
New England
Atchison
St. Louis
California mining stocks end of day quotations
San Francisco August 28 official closing quotations for mining stocks list Best Belcher and Crown Point among others. Companies include Sierra Nevada Eureka Consolidated Gould & Corry Utah Copper Hale & Norcross Yellow Jacket and Mexican with varied small gains and losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Best & Belcher
Opbir
Con
Savage
Faure
Foreign financial reports from London market update
Aug 28 report shows Consols at 98 15 16 for money and account. U S 4s at 13034, 4%4s at 108, Atlantic & Great Western firsts 3344, seconds 554, Erie 297, seconds 10642, Illinois Central 119, Mexican ordinary 56 4, St Paul common 73 4, New York Central 110, Pennsylvania 54. Money 2 percent.
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T. &S.feist
United Gulds
al. South, Inc
Hi. & Weat Mieh
K. C
Mem
Birm
Little Hock & It
U P
Bell Telephone Senate
Erie
Stimson
IOVS
Ireneman’s Bay Land
Big Say Diego
West End Land
Theo
Winter Harbor Land
Buloe Huron Mining
Tamarack
Atlantic & Paciak
Heston & al
Cal
Vate
Ohh
Rlint & Pere Marq
Pfid
Old Colony
Union Pacific
West End
Bell Telephone
Ogo
Rkl& West
Winter Harbor
Lannae
Tos
Mont
Heela
Osceola
Boston & Albany
Poston & Maine
Tod
Chi
E Cie
Po Tnt
Wisconsin Central
Edison Phono
Atchison
L. G
At & Pac
Do Inc
POLO
Kan
W. Ds
C.& W. Mich
L.& Eygs
Cc & St. L Lin
Central
Ivan
P. D.O
Oregon S. L. Gs
L. C. Con
Settee
Rutland
Anne O
St. Jo
G. I
S. F
Wis. Cen
Clossok Ing
Ing
Atlantic & Pacific
AL & Pacific
Boston
Albany
Hoston Lower
Boston NM
B. & Air L
Boston & Hov
Ca. Southern
Mass
C.C.C
St. Las
Leve
Canton
Ohio
Eere
Ee & Altoa
Col. Sp. & Cin
St. Lebee
Gil Cin & D
Fitchburg
Cyss.& C
So Chi
Fu.s. & G al
LR & LS
Ft. W
L. E
St Lee
East Tenn
Maine Central v
Fort Wayne
Hocking Val
Ener
Houston & Ie
Enee
Eeee
Severin Webb S
Summit
Ef & Gt Kings
Pemeess
ug /y
Boo
West Ind
Wisconsin
Lake Shore
Long Island
Louis. & Nash
Louis
Ballecees
Beach
Klevesee
Es Pale Aces
Qu. Mier & St
Eastman
Lamson Store Ser. Co
Ifie
Pullman Palace Car Co
Securites M. & Ohio
Ons & Lasex
Cotton Oil Trust
Procnumatic Fool
Nid
Ares
Hlinois Steel Co
Eau E Bose
Lynn & Boston Railroad
Lbobe
Lynn Gas & Electric Co
Fee Eeee
Poc Y
Naksae Bos
Mt. Desert
East Shore
Ohio & Dine, Ss
Maiden Electric Co
New York Despatch Co
North Chi. Rolling Mills
Ont
West
Oregon
Sugar Refineries Co
Thorson-Houston Elec
Eacine
Ead
Tock Islanc
Vere Westinghouse
Elec
Ivome
W. Ges
Winnisimmet Cost
K. of . Oe
Annes
St. P
Te Tol
O. C
Utica & Lb. KR Ae Poe
Bala
W. Union
Chi, Gas Trust
Tenn
Anerattle Trust
Lead Trust
Can
Cen
St. I Ae Kan
I.g
Ats
Tex. Ae
Tex. I R. N.P
N. W
Wi. Shore
London
United States
Atlantic & Great Western
St Paul
New York
Pilgrimage of Aleppo Temple Knights Leaves Boston
About 250 to 300 members of Aleppo Temple Knights of the Mystic Shrine with Carter's Band sailed from Battery wharf on the steamer New York just before 7 PM. They head to Portland, Missouri, for a day of rituals at City Hall and a clambake on Chebeague Island before the return voyage to Boston on Friday.
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Aleppo Temple
Knights of the Mystic Shrine
Carter
Battery Wharf
New York
Porland
City Hall
Chebeague Island
Boston
Elastic Starch Outshines All Shun Imitations
Elastic starch emerges as superior to all Shun imitations, asserting clear lead in quality and performance over competing brands in the market.
Market Notes Show Mixed Commodity Signals Across Goods
In California markets, fruits remain in fair supply with apples oranges lemons steady and bananas unchanged. Meat lines show pork steady fresh beef firm mutton steady lambs quiet veal slow, while fats like lard in fair demand and tallow firm. Oils and grains display varying activity from dull to active across corn oats and flour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
California
Fall River Cloth Market Quiet at 3 Percent
Fall River reports the print cloth market remains quiet and steady at 3 percent for 64x64s with little business reported. The slowdown reflects cautious buying and normal summer lull in textile trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Foreign wool sales in Antwerp show active demand
At Antwerp wool sales on August 28 buyers were active with strong demand for Australian wools. About 3000 bales were offered with higher prices than the last London sale. Buenos Ayres 814 bales fetched 90 216 francs per 100 kilos. Montevideo 600 bales 160 225 francs. Victoria greasy 692 bales 120245 francs. scoured 73 bales 230 435 francs. New South Wales greasy 203 bales 180 270 francs. Cape of Good Hope and Natal greasy 81 bales 185 205 francs.
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Antwerp
London
Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
Victoria
New South Wales
Cape O Good Hope
Natal
Prices Off In Proportion To Demand Sparks Sale Note
A brief item notes prices fall in proportion to demand fueling sales activity. The snippet mentions business momentum and states sales drive chunks and drivers at 1250 dollars.
The Leather Trade Market Moves Steadily Despite Tight Supplies
The leather market shows sustained export and domestic activity with English buyers active in sole leather and splits. Prices hold firm, demand remains robust across rough, grain, and finished leathers, while higher quality exotics stay scarce and keep values steady or rising.
City horse market shows quiet trade and limited sales
Dealers report a subdued market with light inquiries and many concessions needed to move stock. Week sales mostly around 85 to 125 dollars, with some horses at 40 to 200 per head and several stables noting weak demand and falling values as exchanges approach next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Colman & Son
Isburgh & Co
Walker’s Bazaar
Jookers
Combination Sale
Mr Bruce
Welch & Hall
Z Hi Brockway
International Horse Exchange
CH & E
Snow
The Boot and Shoe Trade Shows Early Spring Activity
The spring goods orders placed recently are satisfactory for this early season with many buyers on the market. Prices show little change though cheaper items dip slightly. Demand for heavy goods remains strong and duplicate orders grow. overall trade is expected to pick up for fall and winter. Retailers should renew purchases to meet anticipated demand.
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Chicago
Gilman, Cheney & Co
Boston
South America
Vienna
Austria- Hungary
Hide market shows buyers' advantage on varied hides
Demand for foreign hides remains moderate with prices favoring buyers as large weekly receipts arrive. African hides bring 12 cents and Buenos Ayres 11 4 cents, while 10 000 lots of Cordova, Corrientes, and River Platte hides sell privately. Domestic wet salted sales near 54 4 to 5 4 cents for butts and 44 4 to 4 2 cents for seconds. southern dry hides steady around 7 2 to 8 cents. New England quiet. market trend favors tanners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
California
Corrientes
Rubber market steady as demand remains firm
India rubber shows steady demand with arrivals readily disposed of. Manufacturers, facing limited crude rubber stocks, are obliged to secure supply. Fine Para rubber quoted at 61 63 cents per pound and course at 38 cents. Week sales at inside prices reflect ongoing activity.
Grain Prices and Market Activity Across Wheat and Flour
John E. Welsh at 06 State Street reports carload grain data and flour receipts. Domestic flour quotations span wholesale and jobbing prices with varied grades. Inspections total 85 cars including steamer corn and oats. receipts show 8085 bbls and 6626 sacks with last year’s figures noted. New York activity rises with export and home demand sustaining prices across winter and spring wheats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Canada Superior
Canada Roller
New York
City
Mixed Grain and Flour Market Report Summary
Chicago and St Louis receipts and shipments show flour and grain markets firm, unsettled, or weaker in parts. Prices for Minnesota and Chicago grains, rye flour, cornmeal, oats, rye, and millfeed listed with varied bids. No 2 and No 3 grades cited. multiple cities show export and local demand fluctuations.
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Minnesota
Southern
Chicago
St Louis
New York
Bliec
White State
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Water Power Company
Boston & Montana
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Geenfiel
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Boston & Albany _Railroad Company
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William H. Parmenter
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Ieee
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Cs Ee Ee
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Arnold
Atlantic
le Bonanza Devel’s
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NIES
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Ene
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Wonaslod
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Wilson Ww
AEC Ee Eree
Robinson-toster
Hulston Telephone
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Reece
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Morley Sutton
MBOR
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Edison Phon. Toy
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Tae
Freeman
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Sckees
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Bey
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Setae Ee
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Salmon Als Mant. Co
Waterville
Lockwood Manuf. Co
Hamilton Ant Co
Arlington Mills
Amory
Worcester RR
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Concord RR
San Isastern
Energly
West End Street
Wayne, Cin
Louisville
St. Joh
Eourg & Lake Cham
Xeaton
Hev
Beach & Lyn
Thomson-Houston Elec. Co
Sen
Winnisimmet Co
Fort Wayne ( Coal & Iron Co
Owwuoat Co
Boston T
Lastman
Eastern Electtic Cable Co
Boston Wharf
Boo Riuthind
Poston Wailer
Ower
GaTee & le Co
LOO Lombard Invest. Co
Hs Union Lacille
New
C.& Va
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Col
Occidental
Deadwood
Potosi
EL Cristo
Eureka
Dave FO
NEW York Financial
City Horse Market
John
General Markets
Cale
Northwestern Land Co
Minn
W. B. Clark Investment Co
Minneapolis, Minn
Summer St
Prudential Loan and Trust CO
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Suffolk Trust CO
Globe Building
H. B. Quimby & CO
Washington Street
Eastern Banking CO
Milk Street
Francis A. Osborn
T. Merritewe
John Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire Street
Boston Gas Syndicate
Samuel Litle
Chauncy-Hall School
Messrs. T. Groom & Co
W. B. Clarke & Co
Camrell & Upham
Boylston Street
Graham
Bush
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